Truck drivers put a lot of miles into their job. In order to make each contract successful, you need a reliable rig that will get you there and back again. This is even more important for owner-operators. When you’re in charge of the jobs you take, and where you go,...
You have your new CDL, a reliable vehicle, and you’re ready to set out on your first independent contract trucking job. The open road and a fresh paycheck are waiting, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind before you set out. Many new contract truck...
As summer turns to fall and then winter in the United States, professional truck drivers and contractors must take extra precautions to safely navigate inclement weather. One such precaution is the use of tire chains. While chains provide extra traction and control in...
There are pros and cons to spending your workday in the driver’s seat. America’s highways offer gorgeous landscapes and unique attractions. Unfortunately, long drives can take their toll on your body and mind. Losing focus on the road puts you, your rig, and everyone...
Every state has its own laws for drivers and truckers, but what happens when your job takes you across state lines? While there is no federal commercial driver’s license, there are a few requirements you need before you tackle interstate driving. Many camper transport...
Everyone knows that hydration is a cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle. Drinking a few glasses of water each day is such a simple task—in fact, it’s so simple that many people often forget it. When you drive for a tow away trucking company, overlooking your daily dose...
